Following another delicious dinner served by Pam Falter and Jan Signorelli, volunteers like Laurie Oertling '70 took up residence in the chairs placed in the hallway outside of St. Ignatius Hall.

Kelly Burke and Renny Simno contact their '94 classmates.

Working the phones, beginning in the foreground, are Tony Glorioso '64, Bryan Wolff '82, Charles Ferro '55, Jim Moore '56, and Tom Arata '56.

The Class of '63 was ably represented by Bob Ebberman and Joe Angelico.

John Holmes, Patrick McGoey, and Chris Cox teamed up to reach out to their classmates from '89, while Brian Grenrood spent the evening talking to fellow Jays from '86.

'99 Trio: Jimmy Courtenay, Aubrey Spreen, and Kevin Truxillo worked the phones to workover their classmates.

Working the phones for the Class of '81 are Kevin Cruice, Bart Gogreve, and Pat Rooney.

John Hamilton and C.W. Lartigue prepare to contact their list of 1960 classmates.

Towards the end of each night of calling, alumni director Mat Grau '68 oversaw the giveaway of Jesuit logo items ranging from cups and shirts to hats and windbreakers. Grau assists Carl Danna in choosing his prize, which is a Jesuit logo insulated sandwich container.

Snapper Garrison '81 (left), who chairs the current LEF drive, and next year's chairman Mike Varisco '83 (right), flank a trio of rookie volunteers as the second night of calling comes to an end. In the middle are John Holmes '89, Patrick McGoey '89, and Mike Buisson '84.

Classmates from 1981, Pat Rooney, Kevin Cruice, and Snapper Garrison

Two Blue Jays take a well deserved break: Erwin Caswell ]52 and Charlie Glueck '40.

Fr. Fitzgerald stops by the table to check on the progress of David Raphael and Johnny Fitzpatrick who were busy tracking down their 1986 classmates.

LEF chairman Snapper Garrison looks over the shoulders of LEF emeritus statistician Br. Billy Dardis, S.J. '58.

Brother Dardis with one of his brothers, Jack Dardis '59

LEF coordinator Logan Diano is shocked to discover Dan DiRosa's pledge card is still tucked among those of his 1983 classmates.

Working solo on the final night of calling is Kyle Kloor '99.

Eight is Not Enough: Some of the volunteers on the final night of calling included, from left, Andrew Hamilton '07, Woody Walk '69, John Faciane '07, Gerry Gillen '78, David Raphael '86, Ed Mazoue '62, Rene Alvarez '83, and Lionel Carey '58.

As the third and final night of calling ends, volunteers head to the roof where a new deck was recently installed to compliment the pool.

Tom Bagwill, director of institutional advancement, with Tom Arata, a faithful and longtime volunteer with the Class of '56.

LEF chairman Snapper Garrison (center) is flanked by classmates Kevin Flores (left) and Skip Santos.

Robert Munch, Eric Simonson, and Mel Leveque connected with their 1982 classmates.

Fr. Raymond Fitzgerald, S.J. '76, president of Jesuit, greets George Joint '68 as he enters the Student Commons.

Jeff Reuther was one of 85 alumni volunteers on the first night of the drive who enjoyed a delicious Italian dinner catered by Pam Falter and Jan Signorelli.

Tom Bagwill, director of institutional advancement, pitches in to move the dinner line along.

David Barbier '80 contacts his classmates from a comfortable chair in the hallway outside St. Ignatius Hall.

Glenn Scheyd '67 works his class's cards near the portraits of a couple of famous Blue Jays.

The Class of '85 commandered the conference room adjacent to the president's office. From left are Glenn Gillen, Rocky Daigle, Bobby Comeaux, Scott Decker, Brian Illg, and Dante V. Maraldo. Gillen and Daigle are recent past chairmen of the LEF drive.

A trio from the Class of '60: David Paysse, Chuck Staub, and Joe Baiamonte.

The Class of '68 was represented by George Joint, Jay Baudier, and Dale Hunn.

Five Jays from the Class of '88 took up a corner table in St5. Ignatius Hall. From left are Scott Hellmers, Jeff Green, Casey Cowley, Beau Baudier, and Paul Dufour.

The fall LEF drive begins, appropriately, with Mass celebrated in the Thomas Semmes Memorial Chapel, also known as the small chapel on the second floor of the administration building.

The Class of '00 was contacted by Jeff Serpas, Mike Rodriguez, and Jason Dussel.

Snapper Garrison '81 (standing) serves as chairman of the 2013-14 LEF drive and offers some assistance to his younger brother, Eb Garrison '84 and his classmates Duane DiMaggio and Kevin Barreca..

Mel Triay aqnd Taylor Casey have a good time calling their friends from the Class of '72.

The Classes of '51 and '52 join forces. Seated are the Jays from '51: Dooty Patron, John Paisant, and Roy Daigle; standing are the Jays from '52: Bob Armbruster, Bill Furlong, and Jim Murphy.

Backing up Skip Santos on the phone are his '81 classmates, Kevin Cruice and Bryan Reuter.

This quintet of Jays from '59 worked the phones. From left are Eddie Rice, Ken Adolph, Earl Higgins, Bill Eastin, and Mark Rodi.

At the end of each of the three nights of calling, tickets were pulled from a box and the lucky alums had a choice of Blue Jay goodies to bring home, including the recent book on the history of Jesuit, which was selected by John Paisant '51.

The Class of '91 was out in force. From left, Ryan Leblanc, Mario Munoz, Brad Fortier (with his daughter Kate), Ryan Gootee, and Vinnie Varisco.

Max Gruenig '06 of Koz's Restaurant in Lakeview barbecued steaks for about 60 Blue Jay volunteers on Wednesday evening, the second night of the drive.